The Dream
I have a dream
to fill the golden sheath
of a remembered day.
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.
(Air
heavy and massed and blue
as the vapor of opium.
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.
domes
fired in sulphurous mist.
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.
sea
quiescent as a gray seal.
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and the emerging sun
spurting up gold
over Sydney, smoke-pale, rising out of the bay.
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)
But the day is an up-turned cup
and its sun a junk of red iron
guttering in sluggish-green water--
where shall I pour my dream?
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Louise Bogan
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